The body’s movements are described using three imaginary flat planes and three axes intersecting them. These planes and axes provide a reference system for understanding […]
Body planes & axis explained: Physio’s guide to movement Read More »
A waddling gait, also known as a myopathic gait, is a way of walking characterized by a side-to-side swaying motion of the hips and trunk.
What’s Waddling Gait? Causes, Physiotherapy Treatment Read More »
Lung volume and capacity are important metrics for differentiating a normal lung from a diseased one. But we often get confused between lung volume and
Lung Volumes and Capacities Explained: Normal Ranges, Diseases & Key Differences Read More »
The carrying angle is the angle that is made between the median axis of the arm and the forearm, which is completely extended and supinated.
Carrying Angle of the Elbow: Anatomy, Measurement & Gender Differences Read More »
The human arm has three bones — the humerus in the upper arm, and the radius and ulna in the forearm. The human arm, or
Arm Bones: A Guide to Humerus, Radius, and Ulna Anatomy Read More »
Learn hip kinematics with this simplified guide for physiotherapy students. Covers hip joint anatomy, neck-shaft angle (coxa valga & vara), angle of declination, femoral anteversion and retroversion — explained clearly with diagrams.
Hip Kinematics: Angle of Inclination, Declination & Joint Anatomy Explained Read More »
